(I hope someone has done a Ph.D. on the importance of the cigarette to French classical music, from Bizet to Poulenc; "Namouna" should occupy a prestigious position).
During the Conservative party conference held in Manchester earlier this month, they occupied another prestigious Grade II-listed building.
He was thirty-three years old — still quite young, in the rigidly hierarchical world of German academia — and occupied a prestigious chair in political economics at the University of Heidelberg.
With its promise of giving light to every Sierra Leonean, the Bumbuna hydroelectric dam occupies the prestigious space on the country's largest denomination of currency, the back of the 5,000-leone 5,000-leone
Up to now, each year's honoree has been a senior academic figure occupying a prestigious post.
In a society where militant atheism occupies a prestigious niche, disbelief in God is widespread, but it isn't synonymous with science.
More children meant better odds of extending a family's power through marriage alliance with other prominent families, as well as better odds of having a child occupying a prestigious administrative post in government.
Many of these individuals now occupy new and often prestigious jobs in New York's financial, business or media worlds.
Thus, physicians who look after people living in poverty encounter a social distance because they occupy a privileged and prestigious position in our society.
On the other hand, women who lived in the homes of their in-laws did not occupy a household position prestigious enough to merit individualized attention to meal preparation.
